Hey, good evening, everyone. Tonight, breaking news. What began as a campfire became a wildfire, is now a 1,700acre inferno. Look at the images. The blaze is consuming the glendora foothills, about half an hour northeast of los angeles. Its totally uncontained, seriously out of control, and like nothing theyve seen in this corner of l. A. County since 1968. There is a lot of brush and a lot to burn. Casey wian is on the fire lines, joins us now on the latest on containment evacuations and three arrests as well. So, this started out as a pretty aggressive fire earlier today. Whats the latest, casey . Reporter anderson, it sure did. When i got out here early this morning, just a couple hours after this fire began, i thought today was going to turn out a lot differently, but firefighters and residents so far today have really caught a break. You can see all of this hillside behind me that has completely burned, and you can see some of the firefighters, the crews that are up there on foot.
0 show, maybe having your hair done. what s the hair style called? the snooki. reporter: isn t all it s cracked up to be. i mean, mutts, do you really want your tail tickled to make it stand up? jeanne moos, cnn, new york. very cute. i m don lemon. ac 360 starts right now. will. good evening, everyone. tonight breaking news what began as a camp fire became a wildfire is now a 1700-acre inferno. the blaze is consuming the glendora foothills half an hour northeast of los angeles. totally uncontained, seriously out of control and like nothing they ve seen in this corner of l.a. county since 1968. means there is a lot of brush and a lot to burn. casey wian is on the fire lines joins us now with the latest on containment evacuations and three arrests as well. this started out as a pretty aggressive fire earlier today. what s the latest, casey? reporter: anderson, it sure did. when i got out here early this morning just a couple hours after this fire began i thought today was g
after suffering a torn aorta at the state department on friday. holbrooke, 69, is best remembered for having brokered the peace agreement between warring bosnian factions in 1995. we ll go to jill dougherty live at the state department for more. reporter: well, the latest confirmed by a senior administration official that ambassador holbrooke did die today. remember that it happened last week. here at the state department. and he has been in the hospital over the past weekend and today numerous surgeries. in fact, about 20 hours of surgery. but eventually he did seccumb. we re told by people who were with him that he put up a very, very good, strong fight but in the end this extremely strong man and one of the giants of american diplomacy has died. the coincidence was that here at the state department today, you know, they had a holiday party, president obama here, secretary clinton, and both of them making very strong and heart felt comments about dick holbrooke and his 50
backyard giving bad press for these animals. putting animals in situations where not only they kill people, they get killed, themselves. the animals are the ones getting hurt in this. dave, thank you. larry, i know you why took the night off. it was a pleasure being here. larry, thank you for letting me sit in. it s time now for anderson cooper and ac 360. jeff, thanks very much. good evening again. tonight, president obama and what to do about khalid shaikh mohammed. the alleged 9/11 mastermind. word tonight the president may back away from this very public pledge to try the terrorist in a criminal court and instead use military tribunal. what does this tell the world about american justice? what does it tell americans about president obama s political backbone? david gergen and jeff toobin weigh in on that. the pentagon shooter. his parents warning, his history of mental illness and his incarceration. despite it all, he still got enough ammo to kill dozens. what wa